The D
A twenty something-year-old cannot enjoy a kickback that his friends drag him to because his ex-girlfriend starts blasting "revenge" posts on social media.
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Natalie RodriguezDirectorThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D; Apricots; Code Red
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Natalie RodriguezWriterThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D; Apricots; Code Red
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Natalie RodriguezProducerThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D; Apricots; Code Red
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Stephane GuettaProducerThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D
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Alon DinaProducerThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D; The Creep
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Alon DinaKey CastThe Extraordinary Ordinary; The D; The Creep
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Shaun GuzmanKey CastThe Three Kool Kids; Vengence; I, Alone in Me; The D
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Jesse PoseyKey CastThe Extraordinary Ordinary; Stitchers; The D; Matched
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Brittney GrabillKey CastChocolate Cake; The D
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:12 minutes 37 seconds
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Completion Date:February 1, 2017
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Canon 5D
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Cinema Dream
United States
May 21, 2017
Cinema Dream
Best Actress - nominee -
The IndieFEST Film AwardsLos Angeles, CA
United States
December 3, 2016
North America Premiere
Official Selection -
Funny or DieOnline
United States
February 8, 2017
Worldwide Premiere
Feature -
Los Angeles Music MagazineLos Angeles, CA
United States
Feature -
Indie Night Film FestivalLos Angeles, CA
United States
March 3, 2018
Official Selection
Natalie Rodriguez is an award-winning writer, director, producer, mental health and anti-violence/trauma advocate based in Los Angeles, CA. In 2014, she graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in TV-Film from CSU Fullerton. Her first entertainment job was an internship at the Conan O'Brien show and Peter Guber's Mandalay Pictures, where she worked at the offices of producers, Matthew Rhodes ("Men in Black: International," "Mile 22") and Academy Award-winner, Cathy Schulman ("Sharp Objects," "Crash").
Recently, she wrote, directed, and was the executive producer on her first feature film, "The Extraordinary Ordinary." The film is about young adults, their history with mental health, and how one can cope with it when triggers and old coping-mechanisms resurfaces. The film stars John Posey ("How to Get Away with Murder" and "Lucifer"); Maddison Bullock ("Stasis"); Alex Montalban ("My Dinner with Herve"); Ana Marte ("Amigos," co-starring alongside, LeLe Pons).
You can check out more details on the project @theextraordfilm.
Some of Natalie's previous writing work can be found at the HuffPost Blog; Amazon Books; Anxiety Resource Center; Opposing Views; NowThis News; Zooey Deschanel's Hello Giggles; The Mighty; Short Kid Stories; GoDaddy; TheRichest; TheTalko; Writer's Weekly; and more.
Her screenplays and films have been featured and placed in the final rounds at Hispanicize; HollyShorts Film Festival; NALIP: Latino Lens Film Festival; ShortsTV; Stage 32: Comedy Screenplay; Beverly Hills Film Festival; Culver City Film Festival; Indie Night Film Festival; Hollywood Screenplay Contest; Table Read My Screenplay - Austin Film Festival; YouTube; and others.
Currently, she has multiple projects in development, including a TV sitcom, "The D," which placed in top-ten for best comedy screenplays at Stage 32. She was most recently an ambassador for Jen Zeano Designs (JZD), a clothing company in association with USA Networks and who donates $1 per sale to ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project. Many Hispanic actors and filmmakers, including "Jane the Virgin's" Gina Rodriguez and "Elena of Avalor's" Aimee Carrero, promote JZD.
Her Young Adult manuscript, "Elephant," was also a finalist at Clare Books' the Binge-Watching Cure II contest for 'Best Novel. For details on previous and upcoming projects, be sure to check out @natchristinerod.